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           Людмила Класанова
           не на духовния път. Когато двете огледала (на   Lyudmila Klasanova was opened on March 10,
           установената традиция и на личния поглед)   2015 at Sofia University’s “Alma Mater” gallery.
           се поставят едно срещу друго – безкрайността  It was organized by the Friends of India Club,
           става видима, безкрайни творчески възмож-  the Indology Department, the Cultural Centre
           ности се откриват на хоризонта.           and the Centre for Eastern Languages and
              Индийските рисунки в изложбата са илюс-  Cultures of Sofia University, and the Embassy of
           трации към книгата „Двайсет и пет истории   India to Sofia.
           на Ветала“ – превод от санскрит на българ-   Lyudmila Klasanova holds a BA degree in
           ски език на разкази от индийския сборник   “Book and Printed Graphics” from the National
           „Веталапанчавимшатика“, издание на Индо-  Academy of Arts, an MA in East Asian Cultures
           логическа фондация „Изток-Запад“. Тибет-  and a PhD in Indian and Tibetan Literature and
           ските рисунки в изложбата представят някои   Culture from Sofia University. She works as a
           от основните божества в будисткия пантеон.   curator at the National Gallery and as a part-
           Те са изобразени в традиционните похвати   time lecturer at the Centre for Eastern Languages
           на тибетската иконография, без да следват   and Cultures, Sofia University.
           конкретен художествен стил.                  The Indian paintings in the exhibition are
                                                     illustrations from the book “Twenty-five Stories
                                                     of Vetala”, a translation from Sanskrit into
           Lyudmila Klasanova’s                      Bulgarian of the stories of the Indian collection
           “Mirror of the Heart”                     “Vetalapanchavimshatika” published by the
                                                     East-West Indological Foundation. The Tibetan
           Еxhibition                                paintings in the exhibition present some of the
                                                     main deities in the Buddhist pantheon. They
                                                     are depicted using the traditional techniques
              The “Mirror of the Heart” exhibition with   of Tibetan iconography without following a
           Indian and Tibetan drawings produced by   particular artistic style.
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